Hong Kong's Transport Department Enhances Bus and Train Services for Peak Tourism Season

Saturday, 27 April 2024, 10:18

In anticipation of 800,000 mainland Chinese tourists visiting during the 'golden week' holiday, Hong Kong is ramping up cross-border bus services and train trips. The Transport Department has allocated a 40% increase in quotas for bus operators to cater to the surge in tourist numbers. This move aims to improve transportation efficiency and accommodate the high demand during the holiday period, benefitting both visitors and the local economy.

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Hong Kong Enhances Transportation Services for 'Golden Week'

In preparation for an influx of 800,000 mainland Chinese tourists during the 'golden week' holiday, the Transport Department of Hong Kong has announced measures to increase transport services.

Increased Quotas

The department has allocated an additional 40% quota for cross-border bus operators, enabling them to boost service frequencies from May 1-5.

Efficient Travel: The move aims to enhance travel convenience for tourists and locals alike.

This initiative is expected to contribute to a smoother transit experience and support the local economy during the peak tourism period.

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Hong Kong Enhances Transportation Services for 'Golden Week'

Increased Quotas

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